Term Two Winter CAS results

After the culmination of all CAS Fixtures I wanted to acknowledge the huge effort by all players and coaches across the winter CAS Season. We had a very consistent Winter CAS Season with 13 of our 17 teams placing in the top 3 and 7 teams finishing top two and progressing to the CAS Final. With the season only lasting 5 games it comes down to those one or two matches each season that separates the teams. Of the 7 teams who made CAS Finals we had 3 teams who were victorious in several tightly contested games. 

Netball
• Year 11/12 Netball          1st Place CAS Champions *Progress through to ACC Championship
• Year 10 Netball                 3rd Place
• Year 8 Girls Netball          2nd Place CAS Finalists
• Year 9 Girls Netball          2nd Place CAS Finalists
• Year 7A Netball                3rd Place
• Year 7B Netball                3rd Place

Soccer
• Senior Boys Soccer           3rd Place
• Senior Girls Soccer            3rd *Progress through to ACC Championship
• Year 8/9 Boys Soccer        3rd Place
• Year 8/9 Girls Soccer        1st Place CAS Champions
• Year 7 Girls Soccer            4th Place
• Year 7 Boys Soccer            2nd Place CAS Finalists

Australian Rules Football
• Senior Boys AFL                 6th Place
• Year 7 AFL                          2nd Place CAS Finalists
• Year 8/9 AFL                      4th Place

Basketball
• Year 7 Boys Basketball    5th 
• Year 7 Girls Basketball    1st Place CAS Champions

Overall Combined CAS Results
Both the Summer and Winter CAS Results are combined to award the overall CAS Champion School for 2019. Prendiville CC took out the title for 2019 and unfortunately St Mark’s was able to beat us by 3 points putting Peter Moyes ACS in 3rd place overall in one of the strongest sub associations with in the Associated Catholic Colleges system. This year proved to be one the most equitable CAS seasons in recent years with each school winning at least 3 CAS Titles across both Summer and Winter season and a maximum of 7 CAS Titles by any one school.  A great effort by all students and coaches and reflects a continued high standard of performance and we look forward to challenging for the overall CAS Champion again in 2020.